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ASSISTANT MANAGER – HR

Job Category: human resource
Job Type: Full Time
Job Location: DELHI
Job Experience: 5+Year

Talent Acquisition & HR Operations

1. Position Details

  • Location: Delhi NCR, India
  • Employment Type: Full-Time
  • Position: Assistant Manager – HR
  • Experience: 5–15 Years
  • Department: Human Resources
  • Reporting To: Founder & CEO / Leadership Team
  • Travel: As required
  • Candidate Preference: Female candidates preferred
  • Future Team: HR Executives, Talent Acquisition Executives, Recruitment Coordinators & HR Interns

Business Verticals

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  4. Detective Guru Franchise Network™ – National expansion through franchise operations

3. Role Overview

This is a leadership-oriented HR position involving both strategic and operational responsibilities.

The selected candidate will be responsible for:

  • Building and strengthening the HR function
  • Developing structured HR systems and processes
  • Managing end-to-end recruitment
  • Building high-performing teams
  • Managing the complete employee lifecycle
  • Supporting organisational culture and employee engagement
  • Implementing technology-driven HR practices
  • Supporting the company’s expansion across India

The role goes beyond routine recruitment or administration and provides an opportunity to build scalable HR systems for a growing organisation.


4. Mission of the Role

The primary objective is to build, strengthen and scale the Human Resources function.

Key focus areas include:

  • Talent acquisition
  • Workforce planning
  • HR operations
  • Employee onboarding
  • Performance management
  • Employee engagement
  • Learning & development
  • HR documentation and compliance
  • Exit management
  • HR technology and automation
  • Organisational culture development

5. Key Responsibilities

A. Talent Acquisition & Workforce Planning

  • Understand manpower requirements with department heads.
  • Prepare annual and quarterly recruitment plans.
  • Develop manpower forecasting strategies.
  • Create and update professional Job Descriptions.
  • Build talent pipelines for current and future requirements.
  • Develop succession planning strategies.
  • Ensure timely recruitment without compromising candidate quality.
  • Maintain an organised candidate database.
  • Continuously improve recruitment processes and efficiency.

B. Recruitment & Selection

Manage the complete recruitment lifecycle, including:

  • Resume screening
  • Candidate shortlisting
  • Telephonic screening
  • HR interviews
  • Behavioural interviews
  • Interview coordination
  • Interview scheduling
  • Candidate evaluation
  • Salary negotiation
  • Reference verification
  • Offer rollout
  • Candidate follow-up
  • Joining coordination

The candidate should evaluate applicants not only for technical capability but also for cultural alignment and long-term potential.


C. Placement Agency & Recruitment Partner Management

Develop and maintain relationships with:

  • Placement agencies
  • Executive search firms
  • Recruitment consultants
  • Staffing partners
  • Campus placement cells
  • Universities and colleges
  • Professional institutions
  • Industry associations

Responsibilities

  • Share hiring requirements and JDs.
  • Coordinate recruitment timelines.
  • Coordinate interviews.
  • Evaluate agency-submitted candidates.
  • Track agency-wise hiring performance.
  • Negotiate commercial terms where required.
  • Develop a preferred recruitment vendor network.
  • Build partnerships for:
    • Internship hiring
    • Fresher recruitment
    • Leadership hiring

D. Recruitment Platforms & Talent Sourcing

Recruitment Platforms

  • LinkedIn Recruiter
  • Naukri Recruiter
  • Indeed
  • Foundit
  • Apna Jobs
  • Internshala

Other Sourcing Channels

  • Placement agencies
  • Executive search firms
  • Employee referrals
  • Professional networking groups
  • Campus recruitment
  • Social media recruitment
  • Passive candidate sourcing
  • Internal talent database

Key Objectives

  • Build strong talent pipelines.
  • Maintain candidate databases.
  • Source active and passive candidates.
  • Improve hiring quality.
  • Reduce recruitment turnaround time.

E. Employer Branding

The HR function will contribute to strengthening the organisation’s image among prospective employees.

Responsibilities include:

  • Manage recruitment branding.
  • Coordinate recruitment campaigns.
  • Work with the Marketing Team.
  • Improve candidate experience.
  • Maintain professional candidate communication.
  • Strengthen relationships with recruitment partners and educational institutions.

6. HR Operations

Manage day-to-day HR operations, including:

  • Employee records
  • Personnel files
  • Attendance
  • Leave management
  • HRMIS updates
  • Payroll coordination
  • Employee documentation
  • Policy implementation
  • Compliance support
  • Confidential HR records

Accuracy, confidentiality and professionalism are expected at all times.


7. Employee Onboarding & Induction

Manage the complete onboarding process:

  • Offer acceptance
  • Joining formalities
  • Document verification
  • Employment agreements
  • NDA execution
  • Welcome kit coordination
  • Employee orientation
  • Department introduction
  • Training coordination
  • Probation monitoring
  • Confirmation process

The onboarding process should ensure employees understand the organisation’s:

  • Values
  • Systems
  • Expectations
  • Processes
  • Responsibilities

8. Performance Management

Support a performance-driven culture through:

  • KPI & KRA coordination
  • Performance reviews
  • Probation reviews
  • Confirmation recommendations
  • Increment process coordination
  • Promotion recommendations
  • Performance Improvement Plans (PIP)
  • Rewards and recognition support

The objective is to encourage:

  • Measurable performance
  • Accountability
  • Employee development
  • Continuous improvement

9. Learning & Development

Responsibilities include:

  • Identify training requirements.
  • Coordinate internal and external training.
  • Support AI adoption across departments.
  • Maintain training records.
  • Develop learning calendars.
  • Coordinate onboarding training.
  • Encourage continuous professional development.

10. Employee Engagement & Culture

Build a professional and positive workplace culture through:

  • Employee engagement activities
  • Internal communication
  • Recognition programmes
  • Employee feedback
  • Team-building initiatives
  • HR surveys
  • Workplace culture initiatives

The desired culture should promote:

  • Professionalism
  • Respect
  • Ownership
  • Accountability
  • Continuous learning

11. HR Documentation & Compliance

Maintain accurate and confidential HR documentation, including:

  • Offer letters
  • Appointment letters
  • Employment agreements
  • NDAs
  • Employee handbook acknowledgements
  • Confirmation letters
  • Promotion letters
  • Salary revision letters
  • Warning letters
  • Appreciation letters
  • Experience letters
  • Relieving letters
  • Exit documentation

12. Exit Management

Manage employee exits professionally:

  • Resignation handling
  • Exit interviews
  • Full & final coordination
  • Asset recovery
  • Knowledge transfer
  • Experience and relieving letters
  • Employee feedback analysis

13. Franchise HR Support

Support HR activities across the franchise network:

  • Conduct online HR interviews.
  • Assist franchise partners with recruitment planning.
  • Support franchise employee onboarding.
  • Develop HR processes for franchise operations.
  • Maintain HR standards across the franchise network.

14. Regional Office HR Support

Support HR operations and recruitment for planned regional offices:

  • Delhi NCR – Head Office
  • Mumbai – West India
  • Bengaluru – South India
  • Kolkata – East India

The candidate should be willing to travel when required for:

  • Interviews
  • Recruitment drives
  • Onboarding
  • HR operations
  • Regional HR support

15. Team Leadership & Development

As the organisation grows, the selected candidate will help build and lead the HR team.

Future Team Structure

  • HR Executives
  • Talent Acquisition Executives
  • Recruitment Coordinators
  • HR Interns

Leadership Responsibilities

  • Delegate responsibilities.
  • Coach and mentor team members.
  • Monitor recruitment quality.
  • Review HR performance metrics.
  • Build scalable HR systems.
  • Promote ownership and professionalism.
  • Encourage continuous improvement.

16. Technology & Software Skills

The candidate should be comfortable working with modern HR technology.

HR Software

Practical knowledge of:

  • Zoho Recruit
  • Zoho People
  • Zoho CRM

Experience with other HRMS/ATS platforms will be an advantage.

Productivity & Collaboration

  • Google Workspace
  • Microsoft Word
  • Microsoft Excel
  • Microsoft PowerPoint
  • Microsoft Outlook
  • Google Drive
  • Google Calendar
  • Google Forms
  • Google Sheets

Email & Automation

  • YAMM
  • Gmail
  • Email templates
  • Email campaign coordination
  • Calendar scheduling

Virtual Communication

  • Google Meet
  • Zoom
  • Microsoft Teams

17. AI Tools & Automation

The organisation encourages responsible use of AI to improve:

  • Productivity
  • Documentation
  • Communication
  • Decision-making
  • HR processes

Preferred AI Tools

  • ChatGPT
  • Google Gemini
  • Microsoft Copilot
  • Perplexity AI
  • NotebookLM
  • Gamma
  • Grammarly
  • Canva AI

Knowledge of workflow automation platforms such as:

  • Zapier
  • Make
  • n8n

will be an added advantage.


18. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Performance will be evaluated using measurable outcomes.

Recruitment KPIs

  • Time to Hire
  • Quality of Hire
  • Offer Acceptance Ratio
  • Joining Ratio
  • Recruitment Cost Optimisation
  • Candidate Experience

Employee Lifecycle KPIs

  • Probation Success Rate
  • Employee Retention
  • Employee Satisfaction
  • Training Completion Rate
  • HR Documentation Accuracy

19. Ideal Candidate Profile

The ideal candidate should be:

  • Confident and mature
  • Professional and well organised
  • Strong in communication
  • Experienced in Talent Acquisition and HR Operations
  • Strong in interviewing and negotiation
  • Effective in people management
  • Highly organised and analytical
  • Capable of independent decision-making
  • Comfortable with technology and AI
  • Willing to travel when required
  • Committed to confidentiality and ethical conduct

Preferred Qualifications

  • Female candidates preferred.
  • 5–15 years of relevant HR experience.
  • MBA/PGDM in Human Resources preferred.
  • Graduates with strong HR experience may also be considered.
  • Strong written and verbal communication in English and Hindi.

20. Career Growth

Career Progression

Assistant Manager – HR
↓
Manager – Human Resources
↓
Senior Manager – Human Resources
↓
Head – Human Resources & People Operations
↓
General Manager – Human Resources
↓
Director – People & Culture

Career progression will be based on:

  • Performance
  • Leadership capability
  • Organisational contribution
  • Readiness for higher responsibilities

21. Performance, Rewards & Career Growth

The organisation states that employee rewards and career progression are linked to:

  • Performance
  • Contribution
  • Knowledge
  • Attitude
  • Integrity
  • Ownership
  • Commitment
  • Level of responsibility

The document states that:

  • Outstanding performers may receive salary growth starting from approximately 20%.
  • Exceptional performers may receive increments of 50% or higher, depending on contribution and value created.
  • Performance-based incentives may be introduced.
  • Recognition and special rewards may be provided.
  • High-potential employees may receive accelerated career progression opportunities.

Core principle:

“We Reward Merit, Not Just Tenure.”


22. Who Should Apply?

This opportunity is intended for HR professionals who:

  • Enjoy building high-performing teams.
  • Focus on long-term talent development.
  • Can independently manage the employee lifecycle.
  • Enjoy creating HR systems and processes.
  • Are comfortable with HR technology and AI.
  • Have strong communication and relationship-building skills.
  • Maintain high standards of integrity and confidentiality.
  • Enjoy working in a dynamic, growing organisation.
  • Believe in continuous learning.
  • Aspire to build a long-term HR leadership career.

23. Who May Not Be the Right Fit?

The organisation states that the role may not be suitable for professionals who:

  • Prefer only routine administrative HR work.
  • Are uncomfortable with ownership and accountability.
  • Are unwilling to learn new technologies and AI tools.
  • Prefer highly bureaucratic or slow-paced environments.
  • Are seeking only a short-term job.
  • Are unwilling to travel when required.
  • Allow personal mobile/social media use to affect productivity.
  • Frequently engage in unnecessary gossip or office politics.
  • Are unwilling to maintain a professional and disciplined workplace.
  • Smoke, consume alcohol or use intoxicating substances, or are not comfortable supporting a substance-free workplace culture.
  • Do not align with the organisation’s stated values of:
    • Integrity
    • Professionalism
    • Confidentiality
    • Discipline
    • Continuous learning

24. Overall Role Summary

The Assistant Manager – HR (Talent Acquisition & HR Operations) will be responsible for building and managing a structured HR function while supporting the organisation’s expansion.

The role combines:

Talent Acquisition + HR Operations + Employee Lifecycle Management + HR Technology + AI + Employee Engagement + HR Strategy + Team Leadership

The position is intended for an HR professional who can combine hands-on execution with leadership, process building and long-term organisational development.

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